Hamilton idea for county vocational facility prompts local study
Middletown officials urge careful review of Hamilton proposal for a county wide vocational education center. Middletown and Hamilton boards consider meeting with Butler County to discuss joint operation while voters in each district would need approval for costs and building plans.
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Butler County
Middletown
Howard Schueller
Hamilton
Hamilton Board of Education
Schueller
Ohio State Department of Education
Harold Figley
Figley
Schuller
Hamilton Board
Fights At Garfield High Spark Racial Disturbance
Police were summoned to Garfield High School in Hamilton to quell a racial disturbance. About 50 students, white and black, fought in the hall. One student, Jer ry Wells of Walnut Street, was treated for lacerations at Mercy Hospital. Police could not determine the trigger. No serious cuttings were reported.
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Hamilton
Garfield High School
Jerry Wells
Walnut Street
Mercy Hospital
Civic Association Budget Cuts Limiting 1971 Allocations
Civic Association approves operating spending of 495,369 for 1971 amid lower requests due to economic downturn. Seibold notes 630,000 requested. 15 officer-selected members reviewed allocations, with Scouts receiving 54,614 and YMCA 50,750. Total 634,769 vs 625,376 in 1970. capital funds of 120,000 earmarked for YMCA loan repayment.
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Civic Association
Jacob F. Seibold
Seibold
Civic
Board of Governors
YMCA
Salvation Army
Girl Scouts
Safety Council
Doty House
Junior Achievement
Family Service
Fresh Air Camp
Butler County Mental Hygiene Association
Middletown
Veterans’ Service
Butler County Childrens Home
Franchisers Accused In Antitrust Suit
A Kansas City federal suit names Arby's Inc and 10 others in a claim under federal antitrust laws and the Securities Act seeking 250000 damages. Plaintiffs allege a conspiracy to induce illegal franchise contracts and to compel purchases from defendants at inflated prices.
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Kansas City
U.S. District Court
Arby’s Inc
Youngstown
Ohio
Middletown Fine Arts Center Elects New Board Officers
Mrs J H LeMoyne presided as ex ecutive board president at MFAC annual meeting held at 116 S Main St. She succeeds Mrs Frank Myers as president. Paul Fox named vice president and Mrs Richard W Getter secretary. Re-elected were treasurer Mrs Jaques and assistant treasurer H H Harrison. Robert L Davidson remains board chairman. A new regulations code adopted and Ohio state papers received.
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J. H. LeMoyne
Middletown Fine Arts Center
S. Main St
LeMoyne
Kennington St
Frank Myers
Paul Fox
Richard W. Getter
Ihg
Prs. Jaques
H. H. Harrison
Robert L. Davidson
Kenneth Coburn
H. QO. Finkelman
Fox
Robert Gardner
Myers
Robert Nelson
Reed
R.N. Richardson
Thomas Taylor
Charles R. Troup
L. F. Weitzenkorn
Louis Williams
Richard A. iWilmer
Corporation
State of
Ohio
Four Seasons Receives Third Extension on Bankruptcy Reporting
State officials must wait until June 14 to learn how much of the 14 million the state can recover from Four Seasons Centers of America. The firm has been granted a third 90 day extension in its bankruptcy proceedings in federal court in Oklahoma City.
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Obie
America
Ave Seasons
Oklahoma City
Oklo
Ohio Treasury
Ohio Supreme Court backs firing for not paying union charge
The court ruled that a non union worker dismissed for refusing to pay a service charge to the Miami Carey Employer Association faced just cause for termination. David F. Russell of Middletown lost unemployment benefits and the rulings progressed from a local court through an appeals court to the state Supreme Court.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
High Court
David F. Russell
Middletown
Russell
Philip Carey Manufacturing Co
Miami Carey Employer Association
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Supreme Court
Bureau
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Appellateourt
Reichelderfer Elected to Middletown Hospital Board
Donald E. Reichelderfer ex Armco Steel executive was elected to the Middletown Hospital Association board of trustees at yesterday’s annual meeting. Calvin Lloyd and Robert Lehmkuhl were re elected to three year terms. Clyde Davies and Dr. Edwin Helfman were honored for service and six employees received 20 or 25 year awards. A luncheon followed.
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Donald E. Reichelderfer
Armco Steel Corp
Middletown Hospital Association
Calvin Lloyd
Middletown Federal Savings & Loan
Robert Lehmkuhl
Armco
Clyde Davies
Davies
Edwin Helfman
Prn
Stuart Wes
Berdenia Tibbs
Joe Hamilton
Reichelderfer
Betty Lisch
Genevieve Welch
Main 'C
Frances Storey
Verga Kitchen
Pediatrics
YMCA Candy Sale Opens Saturday With Prizes
The annual YMCA candy sale starts at 10 a m Saturday and lasts three weeks. Youth director Tom Brickey says Middletown youngsters will sell the candy competitively and prizes go to the top sellers.
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YMCA
Tom Brickey
Middletown
Bankruptcy loan maturities outlined for three notes
A $2 million loan due last July 7 and two additional notes of $1 million each mature in March 1972, highlighting the debt structure facing the debtor.
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Kruptcy
Scout cookie sale begins Monday for Great Rivers Council
Girl Scouts start their 1971 cookie sale Monday at 4 p m with orders due by March 1 and payment due on delivery in April. Council profit supports camp properties and operating costs while troops keep seven cents per box. Five cookie varieties sell for 60 cents each.
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Great Rivers Girl Scout Council
Marvin
Lenhart
Lisa Lane
James A. Beatty
Timrick Place
Ohio
Indiana
Ted Burgess
John Paschal
Glendon Markle
Ray Schmidt
Great Rivers Council
Fire at Universal Manufacturing in Camden Destroys Plant
Fire Chief Loren Elliot said the cause is still under investigation after a 2:45 a.m. blaze at Universal Manufacturing Co. damages total $250000. The fire drew 45 firefighters from Camden and nearby towns, destroying all offices and gutting the prefabricated homes production unit.
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Camden
Universal Manufacturing Co
Loren Elliot
Eaton
West Alexandria
Gratis
Somerville
Post 9 Readies Auto Check-Up Drive
Post 9 of the Ohio Highway Patrol will hold a voluntary motor vehicle check tomorrow from 9 am to 4 pm in the LeSourdsville Lake parking lot.
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The
Ohio Highway Patrol
LeSourdsville Lake
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E. T. Thompson
Wanecta Ave
Sheckler
Hamilton Garfield
Nicks Civic Association
Red Cross
USO
Legion Home
PRTC
Tae Ray
Arby’s
Mrs. LeMoyne
MFAC
Exterceton
Duane Bailey
Paul Orth
Donald Hawthorne
W. A. Carey
Barbara
Beverly West
Chocoates
Miami Valley
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